A self-hosted file transfer interface for people and agents

Send a file, a folder, a paste or a screen recording and get a link that opens properly. It runs on your own Cloudflare account or any server with Docker.

npx jalco-drop init my-drop

How it works

It opens like you made it. Code is highlighted, markdown renders, CSV becomes a table, video and PDFs play in the page. A folder opens as a “sent you” page with a file tree, and a Scrawl capture opens with its transcript beside the video.

The link is the permission. Anyone who has it can open it, so the address is 10 random characters. Add a password and the server keeps the bytes back until it’s entered. Add an expiry and the drop is deleted for you.

Bots get their own name. A CI job or a chat bot uploads with its own token. Its drops say who sent them and carry its icon, and revoking the token stops it at once.

Agents can read what they’re sent. Add ?format=json to any link to get its files, raw URLs, transcript and marked moments. Pages advertise it, so an agent that fetches the link finds it.

It’s yours. Your domain, your storage, your name on every share page. One Worker and an R2 bucket on Cloudflare, or one container with a disk or any S3 bucket.

For agents

npx skills add jal-co/jalco-drop

With the skill, an agent uploads with the right password and expiry, hands back the link, and reads any drop link you paste to it.